A new way to connect

Tap to connect. Safer public Wi‑Fi for people, effortless control for venues.

Tagnect turns any venue's Wi‑Fi into a one‑tap, password‑free experience — more private and secure for guests, and radically simpler to run for owners.

What it is

A complete solution for Wi‑Fi access

Tagnect is a complete solution for temporary Wi‑Fi access governed by rules set by the owner of the business that offers the internet network to its customers. Programmed passive NFC tags — NTags — let customers' devices connect in a single tap, while Tagnect orchestrates the network controller you already run (or a low‑cost Tagnect Ready appliance) to issue self‑rotating credentials and apply access rules. It decides who gets on and under which rule — so your local internet traffic is never overloaded by excess improper connections.

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For people on public networks

More security and privacy, with extreme ease: no forms, no passwords on paper, no fake login pages. Just tap and browse.

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For venue owners

High control and near‑zero effort using the hardware you already own: dynamic access, per‑group rules and live oversight.

Zero friction

Three steps, no typing

1

Tap the tag

Hold your phone near the Tagnect NFC tag on the table, counter or keycard.

2

Get validated

The app connects and the server confirms your access — silently, in the background.

3

Browse securely

You're online in seconds — nothing to remember, nothing to type into a web page.

The Tagnect edge

A passive tag that costs cents changes the economics

Tagnect runs on passive NFC tags — no battery, no cables, durable and extremely cheap. Stick them on tables, counters, envelopes or hand them out as keychains. That near‑zero cost unlocks business models other technologies can't reach.

  • No password to typeNo captive portal to phish, no forms to fill.
  • Self‑rotating credentialsThe Wi‑Fi password changes periodically; a compromised credential can't open new connections after a certain period.
  • Controlled credential exposureRotating credentials limit the usefulness of a copied password. On supported managed controllers, devices can also remain restricted until the server verifies the credential's validity and promotes the user's access profile.
  • No hardware lock‑inOrchestrates the controller you already use (UniFi, Omada, Meraki, and more) — or runs on a low‑cost device adapted for Tagnect via open‑source software (OpenWRT).

See which Tagnect fits you

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